Shoe by Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly for October 10, 2016

CFPL LondonPete James was doing the sports, white shirt, jacket and tie on. Camera moved in from the side, shorts and sneekers. We won’t mention the hairy legs

But Shoe doesn’t wear pants.

I’ve been a radio newsman and I’m PRETTY sure I always wore pants to work. Let me verify with my reliable source.

I built and maintained radio and TV studios and transmitters, and I’ve known several TV newscasters that would wear sweats or gym shorts behind the desk.

Oh, how I long for the days of All-News Radio instead of just News-Talk Radio.

I’d still wear them. It’d be rather drafty without them.

It’s true! Usually done to try and break up the stalwart news anchor.

When did the Perfessor ever wear pants?

I’ve always been told that I had a great face for radio !

Cosmo could be eaten…

He had dogs, a hundred cocker spaniels and heCalled them panties, ’cause they did that mostly, and heDid not care at all if they would bark and fetch sticksRun and jump, roll over, and play dead tricks.

No, he liked them only for their pantingSo he would run them ragged, but one day they got fed upAnd chased the prince right up against the fenceAnd the prince was eaten by his panties.

Thanks to Mason Williams

He wears them now?

I used to know one of the radio guys from our local station. He used to tell some great stories about pantsing and setting fire to the copy currently being read over the air.Amazing how adults can behave like bad kids…

Growing old is compulsory, growing up is optional.